Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

. The chapter highlights the aristocratic families' awareness of their own strengths and their reluctance to confront Shen Tang directly due to her intimidating reputation. They decide to push the Ning family head as a "scapegoat" to absorb Shen Tang's anger, believing that his daughter, Ning Yan, would offer him some protection. The Ning family head pretends to be ill, using theatrical expressions to gain sympathy and avoid the situation. Meanwhile, Shen Tang navigates the complexities of family dynamics and expectations, ultimately confronting the shortcomings of the aristocratic youth, who lack martial training and proper manners. Shen Tang's interactions reveal the tension between traditional family obligations and the expectations of the current generation, culminating in a chaotic but revealing meeting where familial connections and societal expectations are scrutinized. As the narrative unfolds, the aristocratic families' struggles with identity and obligation are brought to light, with Shen Tang serving as both a catalyst and a measure of their failures. .

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